Hitting cinemas at the start of May, All Stars is one of the first family-friendly films of the year produced on our shores.
The 3D dramatic comedy debuted its first teaser trailer at the end of last year. And with just over a month before it arrives, Vertigo have debuted a new full-length trailer, along with All Stars’ UK quad poster.
Ethan (Theo Stevenson) and Jaden (Akai) have a plan – recruit a crew, stage a talent show, raise lots of money and save The Garage (their youth club) from demolition…all whilst Ethan impresses the girl of his dreams with his dancing skills.
The trouble is Ethan can’t dance, Jaden’s parents have banned him from dancing, and the other members of their new crew the ‘All Stars’ turn out to be totally uncoordinated! Together, they must overcome these many obstacles, starting with convincing Gina (Ashley Jensen), the manager of The Garage, that their plan even stands a chance.
With the demolition men moving in, Ethan and Jaden have to race against the clock to bring everybody together and attempt to pull off the biggest achievement of their lives…proving that if adults are allowed to make all the decisions, we’d have one messed up world!
ALL STARS is a funny, heart-warming, spectacular 3D roller coaster ride with eye feasting dance sequences! Also featuring a stellar support cast including Ashley Walters, Hugh Dennis, Kevin Bishop, Simon Farnaby, Mark Heap, Kimberley Walsh and John Barrowman.
Young stars Theo Stevenson (Horrid Henry) and Akai (winner of 2009’s Got to Dance) take the lead here, alongside Ashley Jensen, Hugh Dennis, Kevin Bishop, Ashley Walters, Simon Farnaby, Mark Heap, Kimberley Walsh, and John Barrowman.
Ben Gregor (The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret) makes his feature directorial debut, directing from a script by Paul Gerstenberger (Fakers, Primeval).
All Stars will be released in 3D in the UK and Ireland on 3rd May. Here’s the new trailer to give you a taste of what to expect from the upcoming family comedy.
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